Example sentences of "with the [noun sg] at the [noun sg] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Stand in a line , one behind the other , with the Sixer at the back . |
| 2 | We are not concerned here with the admissibility at the trial of responses to questions put by the Director ; section 2(8) takes care of that . |
| 3 | The old woman might become hysterical again and renew her accusations about Joseph , or she might follow Rain 's own reasoning and link Maurin with the attack at the museum and Sabine Jourdain 's murder . |
| 4 | Even the novelist George Gissing , who was ‘ no friend of the people ’ and who was the most scathing critic of so many aspects of the new popular culture , has his fictional alter ego Henry Ryecroft recalling the pleasures of having been young in London , of the public houses with their ‘ pints of foaming ale ’ and the supper bars with their ‘ sausage and mash ’ , of the theatres where one could ‘ roll and hustle with the throng at the pit-door ’ , and of walking home singing as he went . |
| 5 | The fountain in the park was an enchantment , with the orchestra at the beginning iridescent , all seen in reflection from afar . |
| 6 | Ilie Purcaru described Elena as , ‘ The woman who today , side by side with the man at the country 's helm , is taking upon her shoulders — fragile as any woman 's shoulders but strong and unswerving through her strong and unwavering beliefs — overwhelming missions and responsibilities , serving the nation with a devotion that none of our women has attained before … ’ |
| 7 | ‘ Does he have much to do with the gamekeeper at the villa ? ’ |
| 8 | Abbé Sieyès has whole nests of pigeon-holes full of constitutions ready made , ticketed , sorted , and numbered ; suited to every season and every fancy ; some with the top of the pattern at the bottom , and some with the bottom at the top ; some plain , some flowered , some distinguished for their simplicity , others for their complexity ; some with councils of elders , and councils of youngsters ; some without any council at all . |
| 9 | You may be able to choose rigid foamed plastic as an alternative finish for the eaves and gables if you want a maintenance-free building ; if you do , discuss it with the manufacturer at the ordering stage . |
| 10 | His admission that Central Office had put a tabloid newspaper in touch with the consultant at the centre of the case was a spectacular own goal . |
| 11 | Then , out of breath , he 'd realised it would only take a quick word with the girl at the desk to find out . |
| 12 | Organisers expect to sell out the 52 matches , culminating with the championship at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena , California . |
| 13 | I remember him telling me how in those days , things being more primitive , they often used a few cycle lamps arranged in an inverted L-shape with the crossbar at the upwind end . ’ |
| 14 | When extrapolated and heard as a song-cycle ( as intended ) , its light quasi-sardonic approach , and uncomplicated musical setting , is attractive enough , sung stylishly by Margaret Cable and Christopher Keyte , with the composer at the piano . |
| 15 | I agreed with the decision at the time , though since we have n't managed to identify him I 'm beginning to wonder if it was right . |
| 16 | Several months previously he had applied through the usual channels for a commission in the RAF , with the idea at the back of his mind of getting back into flying . |
| 17 | This introduces several movements seen later in more solemn form when she dances with the prince at the ball . |
| 18 | He was not there with the prince at the audience ? ’ |
| 19 | I was reminded of those days in the school chapel and of that battle to hold my integrity against a most well-meaning person , by my experience with the chaplain at the hospital eighteen months ago . |
| 20 | Measuring some 35 miles by 10 miles , and heading south with the current at the rate of around one mile per day , its threat is exacerbated by the fact that the Gulf is a shallow sea , with an average depth of only 35 metres . |
| 21 | The one with the surface at the end . |
| 22 | The Captain had to interrupt him : ‘ You know he 's involved with the guard at the villa ? |
| 23 | She had tried arguing with the guard at the gate , but it had been no use — they would n't allow her through . |
| 24 | It has been further complicated by the fact that officers dealing with the case at the beginning of its history have left or been replaced . |
| 25 | Supervisor Dick Hewett from Pest Control Bournemouth celebrated 25 years service with the company at the end of September . |
| 26 | The current laws on all kicking should remain except that any ball caught on the full from kick in general play can be returned directly into touch with the line-out at the point where the ball goes out of play — e.g. a scrum-half kicking for touch would still need to bounce the ball into touch but , should the kick be gathered on the full , then it can be kicked directly into touch . |
| 27 | Erm , the idea is we 're gon na have that block all we 're gon na do is make er this is very ambitious plan here erm we 're gon na have the problem with the drive at the moment is if you put one car in it 's always the car |
| 28 | With the origin at the centre of the Earth θ runs from 0° at the North Pole to 180° at the South Pole , and is related to the latitude . |
| 29 | ( With the origin at the centre of the Earth θ would run from 0° at the North Pole to 180° at the South Pole , while φ ( the longitude ) runs from -180° to + 180° . ) |
| 30 | Dering joined his father with the king at the raising of his standard in Nottingham , but returned to Cambridge , where he took his degree in 1643 . |